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Publication Sterki (1922): summary

publication summary

Full Citation

Sterki, V. 1922. Some notes on Sphaeriidae with descriptions of new species. Annals of the Carnegie Museum 13(3/4): 425-439. Available electronically.

Attributed Nominal Species

Pisidium apiculatum Sterki, 1922 = Euglesa subtruncata

Sterki, 1922. Ann. Carnegie Mus. 13(3/4): ??.

Pisidium decisum Sterki, 1922 = Euglesa variabilis

Sterki, 1922. Ann. Carnegie Mus. 13(3/4): ??.

Sphaerium declive Sterki, 1922 = Sphaerium striatinum

Sterki, 1922. Ann. Carnegie Mus. 13(3/4): 438.
(homonym of Musculium declive Sterki, 1912)

Pisidium deflexum Sterki, 1922 = Euglesa adamsii

Sterki, 1922. Ann. Carnegie Mus. 13(3/4): ??.

Pisidium griseolum Sterki, 1922 = Euglesa casertana

Sterki, 1922. Ann. Carnegie Mus. 13(3/4): ??.

There are 12 available nominal species attributed to this publication (12 total).

Pisidium limpidum Sterki, 1922 = Euglesa nitida

Sterki, 1922. Ann. Carnegie Mus. 13(3/4): ??.

Pisidium compressum mutatum Sterki, 1922 = Euglesa compressa

Sterki, 1922. Ann. Carnegie Mus. 13(3/4): ??.
(intro'd as intra-sp. of Pisidium compressum Prime, 1852)

Pisidium notophthalmi Sterki, 1922 = Conventus conventus

Sterki, 1922. Ann. Carnegie Mus. 13(3/4): ??.

Pisidium orcasense Sterki, 1922 = Euglesa casertana

Sterki, 1922. Ann. Carnegie Mus. 13(3/4): ??.

Pisidium paradoxum Sterki, 1922 = Euglesa casertana

Sterki, 1922. Ann. Carnegie Mus. 13(3/4): ??.

Pisidium pilula Sterki, 1922 = Euglesa ferruginea

Sterki, 1922. Ann. Carnegie Mus. 13(3/4): ??.

Pisidium prognathum Sterki, 1922 = Euglesa nitida

Sterki, 1922. Ann. Carnegie Mus. 13(3/4): ??.

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